North Sheen Area Guide

Have a drink at the iconic Crown and Anchor, just like Ted and Coach Beard. Snap a selfie at the doorstep of Ted's London home for a memorable moment. Relive Roy and Keeley's romantic first kiss on the picturesque Richmond Bridge. Expert local guide Itinerary Richmond Green One Paved Court Richmond-upon-Thames Richmond Bridge Richmond. Public transportation options are available nearby. Not suitable for pregnant travelers. A moderate level of physical fitness is required for travelers. Experience supplied by Brit Movie Tours All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.

Having reassessed her life through the prism of an ADHD diagnosis in last year's funny and moving memoir, one of Britain's most beloved and most scatterbrained stand-ups lets you back into her mind (warning: it's cluttered in there). Among other things, this show will be a love-letter to letter-writing, a trip back through her early years as a comic and woman-about-town, and a whirlwind tour of a chaotic, hilarious brain. “She has plenty to say, and says it with pointedness and potency” Guardian “I laughed all the way through and left inspired” Funny Women

Join the Barnes Choir singing the Betzner-Brandt arrangement of Verdi'sRequiem Accompanied by soloists, horn, double bass, percussion, timpani and piano

Celebrating the reigns of two remarkable queens

Jay Rayner is going back on the road! Join the ever-tasteful, often hilarious, always readable writer and broadcaster as he celebrates 25 years as The Observer’s award-winning restaurant critic with the publication of Nights Out At Home, a memoir-in-recipes. Throughout his quarter of a century eating professionally in some of the world’s best (and frankly worst) restaurants, Jay has always reverse-engineered his favourite dishes; now he’s ready to share those brilliant recipes with you and his memories of the restaurants that served them. In this joyfully greedy show, Jay answers the questions we’ve always wanted answered, put to him by a host of virtual star interviewers: what expertise does a restaurant critic need? What’s the best way to roast a chicken? Is he just an utterable snob? And if he’s so bloody clever, why doesn’t he just open his own damn restaurant? And you’ll get to ask your questions too. Nights Out at Home Live is an uproarious, insightful, and butter-smeared journey through the life of a man with one of the most coveted jobs in the world.

Upcoming Sessions: · 25th March – Caernarvon Castle - Watercolour · 8th April – Petworth Park, Tillington Church in the Distance - Oil pastels · 29th April – Helvoetsluys: The ‘City of Utrecht 64’ Going to Sea - Soft pastels · 13th May – The Great Falls of the Reichenbach - Oil paint on canvas · 27th May – Peacock - Gouache and coloured pencils · 10th June – Isleworth (The Alcove) - Charcoal · 24th June – Peace: Burial at Sea - Oil paint on canvas · 9th July – Richmond Hill and Bridge - Soft pastels · 15th July – The Refectory at Kirkstall Abbey - Watercolour · 12th August – Study of Pigs - Watercolour and gouache on blue paper · 26th August – Venice: San Giorgio Maggiore – Early Morning - Soft pastels on blue paper · 9th September – Richmond Terrace - Oil paint on canvas · 23rd September – Study of Two Swans - White gouache and watercolour on coloured paper · 7th October – Pope’s Villa During its Dilapidation - Soft pastels · 21st October – Scarlet Sunset - Watercolour on blue paper What can we learn from the works of J.M.W. Turner, and how can his artistic journey inspire our own creativity today? As part of the Turner 250 celebrations, join art historian Catherine Parry-Wingfield and Learning Manager Rita Piglionica in the inspiring setting of Turner’s House for a unique, artist-led experience. Explore Turner’s approach to light, landscape, and storytelling, and discover how his legacy continues to shape contemporary art. Each session begins with an engaging talk, followed by hands-on experimentation with a variety of art materials. Whether you are new to painting or an experienced artist, this is a rare opportunity to connect with Turner’s work in a meaningful and creative way. Spaces are limited—advance booking is essential.